Burnout, $1M income, retiring early: Lessons from 29 people secretly working multiple remote jobs

Source: Business Insider

Getty Images; Alyssa Powell/BISecretly working multiple full-time remote jobs may sound like a nightmare — but Americans looking to make their financial dreams come true willingly hustle for it. Over the past two years, Business Insider has interviewed more than two dozen "overemployed" workers, many of whom work in tech roles. They tend to work long hours but say the extra earnings are worth it to pay off student debt, save for an early retirement, and afford expensive vacations and weight-loss drugs.